Joshua 💫@workflowsauce• 12 months ago

Replying to @VividVoid_

@VividVoid_ I like this because it reminds me that trees drop their leaves every season, and that’s okay. We don’t blame them for not being able to provide shade or fruit all year round. They need downtime, too.

Eason C 🖤🌱 Suomessa 🇫🇮@easoncxz• 12 months ago

Replying to @VividVoid_

@VividVoid_ No. Future value should be exponentially discounted in the present (like discounted cash flow), and further multiplied by the probability of remaining alive from now all the way until that future. Which is to say: the present isn't worth that much unless it is built upon.